The Advanced Analytics Data Dictionary provides an overview of the data available in each table within Recruit CRM. Use these tables to understand the fields available when creating reports, dashboards, and charts in Advanced Analytics.
1. Candidates
This table contains detailed information about all Candidates created within Recruit CRM.
2. Contacts
This table contains detailed information about all Contacts created within Recruit CRM.
3. Companies
This table contains detailed information about all Companies created within Recruit CRM.
4. Jobs
This table contains detailed information about all Jobs created within Recruit CRM.
5. Deals
This table contains detailed information about all Deals created within Recruit CRM.
When multiple collaborators are involved, the deal value is split according to each collaborator's assigned percentage, with a separate row created for each collaborator. To count the unique number of deals accurately, use the DISTINCT() function instead of simply counting rows.
6. Assign Job to Candidates
This table tracks candidates as they progress through the hiring stages for the jobs they are assigned to.
Since a candidate can move through multiple stages within a job, multiple rows may exist for the same candidate. Each row represents the candidate's specific hiring stage for a particular job.
7. Call Logs
This table contains information about all calls made within Recruit CRM.
8. Meetings
This table contains information about all meetings created within Recruit CRM.
9. Notes
This table contains information about all notes created within Recruit CRM.
10. Tasks
This table contains information about all tasks created within Recruit CRM.
11. Pitched Candidates
This table contains detailed information about all Candidates pitched to Contacts and Companies within Recruit CRM.
12. Teams
This table contains information about team members, their roles, associated teams, and active status within Recruit CRM.
FAQ's
1. Why can a candidate appear in multiple rows in the Assign Job to Candidates table?
1. Why can a candidate appear in multiple rows in the Assign Job to Candidates table?
A candidate can move through multiple hiring stages for an assigned job. Each stage is represented as a separate row in the table.
2. Why can a deal appear in multiple rows in the Deals table?
2. Why can a deal appear in multiple rows in the Deals table?
A deal can have multiple collaborators. Each collaborator is represented by a separate row, with the deal value split according to the collaborator's assigned percentage.
Conclusion
The Advanced Analytics Data Dictionary helps you understand the data available across Candidates, Contacts, Companies, Jobs, Deals, and other Recruit CRM tables. Use the relevant table to identify the fields you need when building reports, dashboards, and charts in Advanced Analytics.












